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Mighty Morphin Power Rangers is an American live-action television series, based on the 16th installment of the Japanese Super Sentai franchise, Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger. Both the show and its merchandise catapulted into pop culture in mere months from its U.S. debut in 1993. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in its original form ran until 1996, and even spawned a feature film. Since 1996, the series has been renamed for each season, with new storylines and recasting.

The series was spoofed on Sesame Street with the "Super Morphin Mega Monsters", a recurring sketch in the 1990s.

The Walt Disney Company purchased the Power Rangers franchise in 2001, as part of a package transaction for the acquisition of ABC Family (previously "Fox Family"). In 2010, Disney sold the series back to its original owner, Haim Saban.

Muppet Mentions

ChourikiSentaiOhrangerSS — *Sesame Street* infant wear on *Chouriki Sentai Ohranger*

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie: When Kimberly is dragged off by Ivan Ooze's Tengu warriors she yells "Let me go, Big Bird."

The Japanese series Chouriki Sentai Ohranger (1995-1996) had footage reworked as Power Rangers Zeo. In the 1995 episode ”Explosion!! A Baby,” one of the babies’ clothes is adorned by Cookie Monster, Elmo, and Big Bird.

Connections

Elizabeth Banks played Rita Repulsa in Power Rangers (2017 film)
Brittany Curran played a little girl in the Power Rangers Wild Force episode "The Soul of Humanity" (2002)
Mark Ginther played Lord Zedd (suit only) in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995)
Paul Goddard played Dave in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995)
Barbara Goodson voiced Rita Repulsa, Prince Sprocket, Orbus, Mandilock's female voice and other monsters in various Power Rangers incarnations (1993-2002)
Bill Hader voiced Alpha 5 in Power Rangers (2017 film)
David Leisure voiced Bus Org in the Power Rangers Wild Force episode "Predazord, Awaken" (2002)
Joel Tobeck voiced various monsters (2003-2014)
Don Yanan played a security guard in the Power Rangers Turbo episode "The Phantom Phenomenon" (1997)

External links

Official website

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 [[Image:Supermorphinmegamonsters.jpg|thumb|300px|"Super Morphin Mega Monsters"]]
-'''''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers''''' is an [[The United States of America|American]] live-action television series, based on the 16th installment of the [[Japan]]ese ''Super Sentai'' franchise, ''Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger''. Both the show and its merchandise catapulted into pop culture in mere months from its U.S. debut in 1993. ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers'' in its original form ran until 1996, and even spawned a feature film. The series still airs today, but since 1996 has been renamed for each season, with a new cast and new storylines every season.
+'''''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers''''' is an [[The United States of America|American]] live-action television series, based on the 16th installment of the [[Japan]]ese ''Super Sentai'' franchise, ''Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger''. Both the show and its merchandise catapulted into pop culture in mere months from its U.S. debut in 1993. ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers'' in its original form ran until 1996, and even spawned a feature film. Since 1996, the series has been renamed for each season, with new storylines and recasting.
-The series was spoofed on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' with the "[[Super Morphin Mega Monsters]]," a recurring sketch in the 1990s.
+The series was spoofed on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' with the "[[Super Morphin Mega Monsters]]", a recurring sketch in the 1990s.
-[[The Walt Disney Company]] purchased the ''Power Rangers'' franchise in 2001, as part of a package transaction for the acquisition of [[ABC Family]] (previously "Fox Family"). In 2010, Disney sold the series back to its original owner, Haim Saban.
+[[The Walt Disney Company]] purchased the ''Power Rangers'' franchise in 2001, as part of a package transaction for the acquisition of [[Freeform|ABC Family]] (previously "Fox Family"). In 2010, Disney sold the series back to its original owner, Haim Saban.
+==Muppet Mentions==
+[[Image:ChourikiSentaiOhrangerSS.jpg|thumb|300px|''Sesame Street'' infant wear on ''Chouriki Sentai Ohranger'']]
+*''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie:'' When Kimberly is dragged off by Ivan Ooze's Tengu warriors she yells "Let me go, [[Big Bird]]."
+*The Japanese series ''Chouriki Sentai Ohranger'' (1995-1996) had footage reworked as ''Power Rangers Zeo''. In the 1995 episode ”Explosion!! A Baby,” one of the babies’ clothes is adorned by [[Cookie Monster]], [[Elmo]], and Big Bird.
 ==Connections==
+* [[Elizabeth Banks]] played Rita Repulsa in ''Power Rangers'' (2017 film)
+* [[Brittany Curran]] played a little girl in the ''Power Rangers Wild Force'' episode "The Soul of Humanity" (2002)
+* [[Mark Ginther]] played Lord Zedd (suit only) in ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie'' (1995)
 * [[Paul Goddard]] played Dave in ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie'' (1995)
-* [[Brittany Curran]] appeared in an episode of ''Power Rangers Wild Force'' (2002)
+* [[Barbara Goodson]] voiced Rita Repulsa, Prince Sprocket, Orbus, Mandilock's female voice and other monsters in various ''Power Rangers'' incarnations (1993-2002)
-* [[Barbara Goodson]] voiced Rita Repulsa, Orbus, and other villains in various ''Power Rangers'' incarnations
+* [[Bill Hader]] voiced Alpha 5 in ''Power Rangers'' (2017 film)
+* [[David Leisure]] voiced Bus Org in the ''Power Rangers Wild Force'' episode "Predazord, Awaken" (2002)
+* [[Joel Tobeck]] voiced various monsters (2003-2014)
+* [[Don Yanan]] played a security guard in the ''Power Rangers Turbo'' episode "The Phantom Phenomenon" (1997)
 ==External links==
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+[[Category:TV Mentions]]